From my archive of press clippings:
AP
American killed by crocodile in India
(AP) – 14 hours ago
MORRISTOWN, N.J. — A U.S. State Department spokesman has confirmed that a 25-year-old New Jersey woman was killed by a crocodile while snorkeling in India's Andaman Islands last month.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"Lauren Failla of Morristown was vacationing at a resort with her boyfriend when she went missing April 28. Her body was found two days later. U.S. State Department spokesman Michael Tran confirmed the death to the Daily Record of Parsippany. Tran said Indian authorities continue to investigate."
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Monday, May 10, 2010
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
TRG - Tourists caught at airport with cannabis
From my archive of press clippings:
The Royal Gazette
Tourists caught at airport with cannabis
Published: April 15. 2009 07:08AM
By Tauria Raynor
Police dogs foiled two tourists' plans to bring cannabis into the Island.
Susan Ferranti, of Rhode Island, and Frank Ness, of New Jersey, were caught with the drugs as they arrived at L.F. Wade International Airport on separate flights last weekend.
Read the whole article here.
The Royal Gazette
Tourists caught at airport with cannabis
Published: April 15. 2009 07:08AM
By Tauria Raynor
Police dogs foiled two tourists' plans to bring cannabis into the Island.
Susan Ferranti, of Rhode Island, and Frank Ness, of New Jersey, were caught with the drugs as they arrived at L.F. Wade International Airport on separate flights last weekend.
Read the whole article here.
Friday, March 13, 2009
re: "Judge Denies Acquittal Motions for Fort Dix Islamic Terrorists"
Northeast Intelligence Network ("Investigating threats to our homeland") has some good news from New Jersey.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
ABS-CBN - US State Dept revokes visas of Erap, others in espionage case
From my archive of press clippings:
ABS-CBN News
US State Dept revokes visas of Erap, others in espionage case
Wednesday, May 21, 2008 5:56 PM
By CES DRILON
ABS-CBN News
The US State Department has revoked the US visas of at least six current and former government officials, in connection with the first known case of espionage from within the White House involving naturalized FIlipino American Leandro Aragoncillo last year.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(A) close Estrada associate, whose visa was cancelled, estimates fifteen to twenty opposition figures suffered the cancellation of their visas, including former President Joseph Estrada and former House Speaker Arnulfo Fuentebella.
In July 2007, a Federal Court in New Jersey sentenced Aragoncillo, a naturalized Filipino-American intelligence analyst who worked for US Vice-President Richard "Dick" Cheney, to ten years imprisonment. He was charged for stealing classified information about President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and passing it on to known opposition leaders in the Philippines.
Former member of the Lower House Gilbert Remulla received a letter from the US Embassy in June last year informing him of the cancellation of his US visa. The letter cited the US Immigration and Nationality Act which "prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone who seeks to engage in espionage against the US, as well as for sabotage and/or illegal export from the US of goods, technology and sensitive information."
Remulla said he has appealed his case and reapplied for a visa but was told by a US consular official that Washington would have to review his application.
In contrast, his children were granted visas valid for ten years."
ABS-CBN News
US State Dept revokes visas of Erap, others in espionage case
Wednesday, May 21, 2008 5:56 PM
By CES DRILON
ABS-CBN News
The US State Department has revoked the US visas of at least six current and former government officials, in connection with the first known case of espionage from within the White House involving naturalized FIlipino American Leandro Aragoncillo last year.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(A) close Estrada associate, whose visa was cancelled, estimates fifteen to twenty opposition figures suffered the cancellation of their visas, including former President Joseph Estrada and former House Speaker Arnulfo Fuentebella.
In July 2007, a Federal Court in New Jersey sentenced Aragoncillo, a naturalized Filipino-American intelligence analyst who worked for US Vice-President Richard "Dick" Cheney, to ten years imprisonment. He was charged for stealing classified information about President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and passing it on to known opposition leaders in the Philippines.
Former member of the Lower House Gilbert Remulla received a letter from the US Embassy in June last year informing him of the cancellation of his US visa. The letter cited the US Immigration and Nationality Act which "prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone who seeks to engage in espionage against the US, as well as for sabotage and/or illegal export from the US of goods, technology and sensitive information."
Remulla said he has appealed his case and reapplied for a visa but was told by a US consular official that Washington would have to review his application.
In contrast, his children were granted visas valid for ten years."
Saturday, January 3, 2009
JG - Caribbean Village moves into Sweet Auburn Spring Festival
From my archive of press clippings:
Jamaica Gleaner
Caribbean Village moves into Sweet Auburn Spring Festival
published: Sunday May 11, 2008
Phil Watkis (left) and Dez-I
Sadeke Brooks, Staff Reporter
A Caribbean component has been added to this year's Sweet Auburn Spring Festival in Atlanta, USA, that started on Friday and finishes today.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(T)he festival is the perfect market for Jamaican companies to sell their products because of the large number of Jamaican immigrants living in Atlanta who have moved there from the Tri-State area, which includes New York, New Jersey and Connecticut."
&
"(M)any of these persons migrated to Atlanta in the last 10 years because the state has more affordable housing."
Jamaica Gleaner
Caribbean Village moves into Sweet Auburn Spring Festival
published: Sunday May 11, 2008
Phil Watkis (left) and Dez-I
Sadeke Brooks, Staff Reporter
A Caribbean component has been added to this year's Sweet Auburn Spring Festival in Atlanta, USA, that started on Friday and finishes today.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(T)he festival is the perfect market for Jamaican companies to sell their products because of the large number of Jamaican immigrants living in Atlanta who have moved there from the Tri-State area, which includes New York, New Jersey and Connecticut."
&
"(M)any of these persons migrated to Atlanta in the last 10 years because the state has more affordable housing."
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